On 2016-07-15, Wolfgang Schweer <[email protected]> wrote: > while testing Debian Edu stretch I noticed that the LTSP chroot failed > to build. > > This is most probably caused by a recent change to apt, see: #830696 > > I faced this error too: > Error: gnupg or gnupg2 do not seem to be installed, > Error: but apt-key requires gnupg or gnupg2 for this operation.
Thanks for the report! > Adding gnupg or gnupg2 to the early packages list was to no avail. > But after commenting out the apt-key call the chroot was built. > > Not quite sure, but I guess gnupg2 | gnupg might be needed as > Pre-Depends of ltsp-client. No, ltsp-build-client on the server calls apt-keys within the chroot before installing ltsp-client* (during the same pass that early-packages is installed), so this needs to happen earlier. I *think* it needs to be added to debootstrap's --include= to ensure it is installed early enough (or setting DEBOOTSTRAP_INCLDUE=gnupg or DEBOOTSTRAP_INCLUDE=gnupg2). Alternately, maybe dropping the appropriate keys into /etc/apt/trusted.gpg.d/ would work without requiring installing additional software (need to verify that it doesn't downgrade to accepting unsigned repositories in this case); though that will likely break support for older releases. live well, vagrant
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